Signature Global, a prominent player in the real estate sector with a market capitalization of ₹15,278.43 crore, has faced a year of challenges, with its shares declining by nearly 14%. In a recent interview, the CEO shed light on the company's strategies
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The current market capitalization of Signature Global is ₹15,278.43 crore.
Signature Global's shares have declined by nearly 14% over the past year.
Signature Global is focusing on acquiring land in key locations at reasonable prices to ensure competitive pricing and maintain high-quality standards.
There is a growing demand for affordable and quality housing options for the middle class, and Signature Global is targeting this segment to tap into a large and underserved market.
Signature Global is optimizing costs, enhancing operational efficiency, and exploring new revenue streams such as rental properties and commercial developments.

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